Sentence examples for not properly valued from inspiring English sources

He is not properly valued as an objet.

"Many people in Hong Kong believe the lives of the tourists taken hostage were not properly valued".

Zadie Smith on winning the Guardian First Book Award for White Teeth "He is not properly valued as an objet.

She said the experience recalled her early years as a female lawyer whose comments in group discussions were not properly valued.

They are not properly valued in the UN programmes and other donor agencies which make policies together with national states.

Thus, artworks are not (properly) valued merely instrumentally, as means to some end, but 'for' or 'in' themselves (Budd 1995, 1 16; S. Davies 1987, 198 200; Scruton 1997, 374 6; Levinson 1992, 15 17).

"We clearly believe that the market is not properly valuing the company," Mr. Pearce said.

British writers who wish to yield the literary field to US authors were not properly valuing their "best and most exciting artists.

The group also said that the Micron deal did not properly value Elpida's intellectual property, its manufacturing plant in Hiroshima and the company's stake in Rexchip.

The market, Mr. Einhorn said, was not properly valuing the company's varied mix of businesses, which include well-site services, tubular services and accommodations.

But if the market will not properly value a company's ability to generate cash, it makes sense to use the money to buy things cheaply.